Ellis Island: The Iacocca Legacy
Auto industry titan Lee Iacocca ’45 saved Chrysler, but as the son of immigrant parents, it was his work to save Ellis Island that he was most proud of.
Auto industry titan Lee Iacocca ’45 saved Chrysler, but as the son of immigrant parents, it was his work to save Ellis Island that he was most proud of.
Cesar Buenaventura ’54 recounts his days at Lehigh and life of success in the Philippines.
In recognition of National Siblings Day, three sets of siblings recount what it was like to attend Lehigh University together.
Harry Hawkes Jr. ’84 ’20P shares the story of how owning a family farm shaped his children and helped their community.
Diane Frisch '87 honed her skills in Lehigh's business program. Shifting from accounting to luxury travel, she now crafts unforgettable vacation experiences.
Hal ’02 and Erin ’02 Rechler’s Greek experience inspired them to make a generous gift recently for UC renovations and the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life.
Philip La Porta ’07G ’11G earned graduate degrees in physics from Lehigh all while practicing his craft as a professional magician.
After her transformative international travel through Lehigh, Christine LaBerge '99 thrives as an environmental engineer and global sustainability advocate.
Active alumnus and civil engineering mentor Gregory Kuklinski '98 reflects on the path that led him to winning the PSPE Engineer of the Year award.
While she didn't leave the "Shark Tank" with a deal, Ali Kaminetsky ’16 didn’t let their “no” stall her brand Modern Picnic.